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EXPLORE YOUR MIND

By DR. ALBERT EDW"

THEY are extremely dangerous. Marriage should be a contract

WHICH A BET Pi ad LENG-

UNCOMMON BENGE YOUR OPINION ?

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and personality. Many courageous persons overcome the draw back to expressing their personality, but cannot overcome the drawback to expressing their thoughts. The National Hospital for Speech Disorders of New York is doing fine work in curing this handicap in many people. Nearly every college and university now has a department for treating both speaking and dreading difficulties.

NEXT: Is war a mental disease?

COMMON ERROR Yacht is pronounced to rime with got.

It is now for the Japanese Government to show that it is not unmindful of the rights and interests of foreigners and that its assurances and apologies mean something more than words.—Britain’s

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden.

Best Short Waves

MONDAY aman“ aRbdtal of 80- , 9: Mee.. GEB, oh GSL, 6.11 meg. ROME-—8:30 & m.—Concert of PFoik Music; John Pugliese: ‘The ern Italian Woman”: 'S » ail Bag.’ 3RO, 0.63 megr.: IRF,

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INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.) Unannounced Interviews ogen’s Or. Memories

Terry-Pirates Diek Tracy Orphan Annie Tom Mix Arden’s Or. Uncle Ezra Sporis-News Charlie Chan Burns-Allen M. Speaks

Boy Seouts Civic Theater A. Godfrey Musical M ews Tey, Pick and Pat

The gloomy spirit of Eugene O'Neill will stalk the stage of Cecil DeMille’s Radio Theater tonight when he presents Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy (above) in a version of “Anna Christie.” some time since this play has seen the light of production.

ago. Tonight it will be heard over CBS-WFBM at 8 o'clock.

RADIO THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies im program ane t d by station changes after press time.)

INDIANAPOLIS

It has been Greta in the movie version some years

CINCINNATI W 700 (NBC-Mutual.)

Junior Nurse Edna Sellers Jack Armstrong 3 Graces 8 Serenade Hill ”» ”

Front Page Short Story A. Franklyn Lowell Thomas

CHICAGO GN 120 (Mutual Net.)

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Lone Ranger

Burns-Allen

M. Speaks

Fibber MeGee Charm Hour

Radio Theater

King’s Or.

Brave Werld Forward Indpls

Contented Hour

Kyser's Or.

Polosnini omorrow’s Trib.

Fibber McGee Charm Hour

True or , False H. Weber » »

True or False Men Only

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Early Birds » ”»

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Morning Chat Apron Strings

Kitty Kelly Myrt and Marge Mrs, Farrell

Rose Mrs. Wiggs Other Wife Plain Bill David Harum

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Organ News Flashes ogen’s Or. Yes or No

conducting.

Smetana’s colorful and melodious symphonic poem, “Die Moldau.” Then Mr. Ormandy’s program selections take him farther east inte Europe to the Russian composers, Rimsky-Korsakov and Tschaikowsky. The former will be represented by the “Church Scene” from his “Christmas Eve” music, while the Tschaikowsky music will be the Scherzo and Finale from the Fourth Symphony. This bank-sponsored program Is on NBC-Blue network stations at 8pm » " . A half-hour’s recital of song and orchestral music on CBS-WFBM tomorrow will feature Hollace Shaw,

young CBS staff soprano. Among other things, she will sing the Melody in D by the famous and eccentric Norwegian violinist of the;

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400

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Women in White

Backstare Wife

Where to find other stations: Chicago, WBBM 770, WENR 870, WMAQ 670; Louisville, WHAS 820; Detroit, WIR 750; Gary, WIND 560.

Good Radio Music 8y JAMES THRASHER

The Philadelphia Orchestra, which was on yesterday's Magic Key hour with some Bach transcriptions, will be back on the air tonight to present an hour of sure-fire symphonic “hits,” with Eugene Ormandy

First of all, you may hear Brahms’ Variations on a Theme of Haydn, the same variations, of course, which the piano team of Vronsky and Babin played at English’s yesterday. you probably also know, is Brahms’ own.

Following the Variations will come

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Betzuer’'s Or. sbourne’s or.

Paul Sullivan Reutols or. ogers’ Or.

Review Dorsey's Or. Kay Kyser

Isham Jones

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Hymns Organ Myrt & Marge Widder Jones

Linda’s Love

Betty and Bob Get ouseboat Dr.

Good Morning Jean Abbey Vv. Lindlahr

Crane Joyce

Thin Friendly

Mary Marlin News-River Hugh Cross Goldbergs

Children Painted Dreams Stella Dallas

Harold Turner

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Bob Elson arold Turner egy idday Service

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Lucky Gorl Bea Fairfax Pep Young Love and Salvo Wn rkins nannounced c-Sade une Baker Harding’s Wife Good Health Melody Lady of Millions

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Organ Harold Turner

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Ringing fady Hilltop House

The orchestral arrangement, as

composition fell afoul of an enterprising poet, so it appears on tomorrow’s program as “The Shepherd Lassie’s Sunday.” The orchestra will be heard in the Prelude and Siciliana from Mascagni’s “Cavalleria Rusticana”-just to prove the opera does have other excerpts besides the Intermezzo. Other instrumental selections will be Grainger’s “Colonial Song”; a “Moment Musicale” by Schubert and one of the same composer's military marches. “ ® @» Maria Kurenko, the Russian soprano who is heard on tonight's “Contented Hour” at 9 o'clock on NBC-WIRE, claims to have inspired more famous song composers than

any contemporary singer. Among the masters who have dedicated

Roosevelt to Open Scout Jubilee Today in White House Broadcast; Brahm’'s Music on Symphony Hour

‘Benny Goodman to Give

Cornet Lesson on Program Tonight.

TONIGHT

5:45—President Roosevelt, and NBC-Red. 7:00—Burns-Allen, WIRE. 8:00—Philadelphia Orch, NBCe. Blue. (See “Good Radio. Musie.”) : 8:00--Radio Theater, WFBM. 9:30-—~For Men Only, WLW. 11:00—Basketball, WIRE.

President Roosevelt will open the 28th anniversary week of the Boy Scouts of America in a nationwide broadcast from the White House today at 5:45 p. m., over the Coe lumbia and NBC-Red networks. The President will be introduced by Dr. James E. West, chief Scout executive, who will speak at Boy Scout headquarters in New York, Walter W. Head, Boy Scout presi= dent, also will be heard. : Tomorrow 500,000 Boy Scouts will Join in a radio birthday party arranged by NBC in observance of the Scout anniversary. This broadcast will link Honolulu, the United States and Greenland in an allScout program over the NBC-Blue network, from 8:30 to 9 p. m.

According to a telegram just ree ceived from the King of Swing’s New York representative, Benny Goodman will give a cornet lesson on the “For Men Only” program to= night at 9:30 o'clock over WLW, James E. West, Phil Regan, Fred Smith, Paul Sullivan, Peg La Cen tra and Peter Van Steeden and his orchestra will complete the bill.

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“Dollars to Doughnuts,” the Civie Theater's third annual musical revue by Charles Gay« nor, is to be previewed over WFBM on a series of five 10-min-ute broadcasts, the first of which is at 6 p. m. today. Other pro- . grams will be presented onWednesday and Friday of this week and Feb. 14 and 16. Each program is to be at 6 p. m. Mr. Gaynor, the author and composer; Alfred Etcheverry, Civie director; Louise Sparks, musical director, and Jac Broderic, dance director, are to be featured.

CBS

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Senator Burke (D. Neb.) will dis cuss the “National Labor Relations Board and Why It Should Be In=vestigated,” during the National Ra=dio Forum at 9:30 p. m. today over. NBC-Blue. Senator Burke is author of a resolution calling for a senatorial inquiry into the administrae tion of NLRB. 2 ” a

Rev. C. C. Bonnell, Merritt Place Methodist Church pastor, will have charge of WIRE's morning devotional broadcasts this week. His general theme is “Stop, Look, Lis-

“A Matter of Gum”; Wednesday, “Clean Your Glasses”; Thursday, “Gold in Garbage”; Friday, “Mi= crobes in Your Mouth,” and Saturs day, “Stem Winders.” These pro= grams are sponsored by the Indiane apolis Church Federation each morning except Sunday at 6:43

o'clock. - s

on ‘ WMCA has invited Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr. to repeat the speech the station cut off recently in an antiNazi meeting at Carnegie Hall. Ex=

In the cpeeclhi in question, Rep. Fish declared himself against a totalitarian government, whether it were “Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy

voice could not be heard. The pros gram was cut off the air. Up to that: time no profanity had been shouted: into the microphone, but the Nonwas conducting the meeting, recording to WMCA. £ *.n Note On This Changing World: According to a publicity announce= ment, Gracie Allen will deliver & message of vital import to the

o'clock over NBC-WIRE. ” » ” The story of an attorney who believed himself capable of coms, miting the perfect crime will be told on the Public Hero Neo. 1 broadcast tonight at 9:30 o'clock - over NBC-Red. Each week the program dramatizes the unending battle of police against crime. $$ 5''8 How to create the sound of & man’s neck being twisted sharply by a masseur was the question that faced J. Curtis Mitchell, NBC sound effects man, when he was called in to “doctor” a recent Your

sal, Sidney Ellstrom, the leading less victim while Mitchell held his worked it. The resulting sound was so realistic that the director asked him not to be so brutal when the show actually went on the air. » » ” . Estelle Winwood, Broadway production of Noel Cow= the guest of June Baker on WGN's

Home Management program at ‘2:45 p. m. tomorrow. vn

TRI TILE

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sectarian Anti-Nazi League, which.

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women of America tonight at 7

“Anna Christie” |

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planations came from officials de-_ | ploring whispers of radio censorship.

Health broadcast. During a rehears me=, twisted the neck of his hap-"

ankle up to a microphone and.

star of the ard's “Tonight at 8:30,” is to be:

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